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the grave Of De- Charles r. Doane AW9ng sn' Iart
posts which visited the cemetery were VIVA" Li 81
Garrison Post 100000 Thaddeus stevens rOs' $780,
(colored Winfield SCOTT Hancock foss, anu 'e'o'a"
AZ the Evergreeus Cemetery Devin Post no i4S'
held memorial services over the grave OF LOUIS IL
Mclaughlin and w. c. Stevens made an aouress'
The soldiers graves in the Lutheran See'9,y NJ
decorated by Koltes Post No 81, and kotes post No.
IL s. o. "; J. L. Riker Post. Fred. hecher ios' AVE-
4OS, and WadswOrth Post No. H. aa s,,h
In Trinity Cemetery, One-hupdred, ana MY uIt .
At Judson KIlpatrck Post No. 143 ana hloyu asp IN
wall Post No. 500 held services. AT the ci4se "a ano
services the mon decorated the graves VI tscs IH
Sbortv after o'clock the John A. Dix Post NO. 100
arrived by boat accompanied by Department. Co"-
m ,Dder George II. Treadwell and stan . - c.,.
The statue of Admiral FarraSut III maulsVn oIu"s9o
was artistically ornamented with flowers mass "
flowers on ton OF the pedestal bears the insctlp,o Al
red flowers on " hite ground Our AdmraI ar
raout Post G. A. RI To the right is column
rspresen ting the shrouds of ship eaeh ratlne uo
ing naval grade, beginning with Midshpan anu
ending with Admiral" There is also rePIesen IA
ton in flowers of the AGmiraPs old naeshp' 'no
Hartford. 49,. 4 William TT
The Worth Monument and the statue OF lanl I'LL IL,
Seward at the lower end of Madison Square "cro
literally decorated. ;o.,,, ot
The space between the railing and the peues'". I
the Lincoln statue in Union Square Is hilcu VIZ"
flowers and shrubs. and on the pedestal are pa,
floral designs the offerings OF Abraham Lincoln 'o''
No. 10. =, IL, -. Irr;on
The statue of Lafayette the south sice Oh ,rt
Souf re was almost as deliberately ornamehteI as '
of Farrsgut and the iron railing snrrounui"s iad
equestrian statue OF Washington near Nv Is
bv n M ass of evergreens. On the peuest" aIo "
aud anchors OF imm0rtelles
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THE MONEY MARKET.
MONDAY. May 30-I


To-day being Decoration Day and legaloholiday the
banks and exchanges all closed and business was
generally suspended II being also Whit-Monday the
European exchanges generally closed For the con-
vonience OF readers append Saturdays closing quota
tations at the Stock Exchange:
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Through trains leave

ERlE RAILWAY.-Through trains leave
~ !ast minutes earlier than time shown from ham
Coaches to Binglamion Ellra Hornelsylc Rochester,
Buffalo Niagara FAILS Pullman Sleeping Coaches from
HOrncllsville 10 Cincinnati.
81 m.Da!y Chicago and 81. louis Limited" solid PAU
Cleveland Cincinnati chicago ami 81 Louis: PnLIaan
Sleeping Coaches to colchester Buffalo Falls Ham
m.-Daiy Chicago Express Pullman Day and Sleeping
Coaches to Bnghamton, Elmira Buffalo Niagara Falls and
Rutherford and Passaic, week DAYS 445 55 72o $50 $780,
i92oa NJ 300 noon Lag $50 go 800 40 5l9 $50
sundays 5t5 sl5 l02Oa. M 1900 aoOn. las. il5, $780,
7:.5 9l5. 1880 p M. 1900 midnight
100 noon me1 iS $50 500 $50 40 800 80 $50 So
SiO $50 10 10 $50 oSo p M 1919 mn! y,
Newark aud Paterson. via Newirk. week days 6lo $50
sundays 6;l5 a. A.. $50 $50 500 p m.
sq noon Tse9 SO Sac $50 PA 40 500 Ss 9 5 4s
$50 1850 P ~ and - mdngs5 sunday S4S Ia io2o
Warwick ii5. 800 1920 a. m. 2O i:JO D. NJ Sundays
Newburg and Cornwall 800 900 $780, i:lQ, 430 and
900 y. M. Sundays Sl5 a m. and GOO p.
Montgomery rondout and Kingston 900 a. M. 800 m
Scranton. buninore week days. 900 m. 2;so
Goshen. AS, 5:i5 z so 900 1920 n $50 $3.50. $50
4SO 500 500 $50 p M sundays 545. s,l5 $500 i023
a. m, 600 ESQ. s;00p N. ,ooo. ,.
sso aso GOO soo $50 p & Sundays 5 800
1920 M, 600 G3O. 500 p m The 300 a m train stops
Port Jervis 44j 75O 900 1920 m 2.9o $780, 4.3o Coz
800. $50 Sundays, s:l5 900. lo2O M, GOO $50
Tickets or passage apartments Drawing Room and
Sleeping Coaches be Outlined and orers or the check
Ing and 81 a o9gTage may DC LETT az the comgs"s
No 3Sl Futon.sI. Brooklyn at the companys depots
Express trains from the West arrive IN Newiorx at 75
GEO. DE HAVEN. A. O. p. Agt. l.. p FARMER, G. Age.
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twas old Oriental doctrine women have no sou.
More enlightened philosophy comedies they have
finer exalted souls than But they
tanned B feeble suffering bodies which hamper and reard
their full development For all these painful ailments inc
Dent The Dr. Pieccs Fayorite Prescription The
best specific world and is sold under positive guaran
tee that IL will do all that claimed for It, Price
one dollar. BY druggists.
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Gteambpnfn ar0 Railroads.

BOSTON. NEWPORT. NORTH and EAST
ID via FALL RIVER LINE - Steamers PILGRIM
ami BRlsTOf- Leave Per 20 n r.. foot Of Murray
st, AZ 30 n. tNg. (SuItlY, inclnbD. Conne;tioi
Annex Boat from Bro)kly 3) Int Gsrssg City lt
An orchestra each steamer Best aoc1 iatiolh
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GRAVES OF COLORED SOLDIERS DECORATED.
GETTYSBURG. PENN May 3O.-The colored people ac-
companied by Post o OF the Grand ARMY ana lis ou
and many other people. marched TO the cemeteries anu
Jecorated the graves of coored soldiers
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THE ollie AND rnE GRAY TOGETHER.

THE BLUE AND THE GRAY TU'EIf'"'
RICHMOND. Va. May 80 (Speoah.-Phil Kearney fos'
q, the Grand Army. accompanied By members OF the X
+ Lee Camp Confederate vi tied the Federal cemetery
below the city and decorated the soldiers graves iho
coored military OF the city visited the cemetery Is
eyening The graves OF the Confederate dean III ,o''
wood and Oakwooa Cemeteries were also decorated
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A MONUMENT TO GERMAN-AMERTCAN SOLDIERS
CHICAGO May 3O.-About 5000 Germar-Amerio"
citizens veterans of the soldiers ami others io
to ST. Boniface Cemetery this morning Inc o'9co' Va
Tho ratberng was To witness the unveiilng of the sol
der monument beautiful work OF marble and granite,
1t is the first monument raised In Chicds4 70 poif
the heroic deeds of Germa n American soldiers
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

md. AskI Bid ASK.
g.s.s. 1901 reg igSslSssg 8 cur g. 1899 s,2ss
o. s. a. i907 reg i29 1888 O. cur "a 1898 plSS =
o. IA 1907, .129 1893 y. cur g. 1907 lSo
SPIRITS OF TURPgNTINk. .
sAvANNAH May YO.--Turpentinc firm at SIC.
WILMINGTON NAY S0.-furpcntine hrm al SIC
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Ocean Gteamers.

CIRCULAR LETTERS OFCREDIT for tray
~ ellsrs available all parts OF tho world ISSUED Dy
HE1DELBACH IcKELHEIMER & CO. foreign bankers
~
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DO MOI be Alarmed

at the raising OF blood from the lungs II Is OF the
earliest symptoms Of consumption and only shows the
neatly Efforts OF the system TO throw of the scrolous m
puries OF the blood which have resulted in liberation
,9ngs Dr. Perces Golden Medical Discovery" 10 post
1--WE remedy Tor consumption this n faithfully
WI cleanse the blood heal the ulcers ungs and build
up and renovate the whole system
wshins advertisements for Dr. sages catarrh Remedy are
- thousAnds IL has cured.
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RAIIROADOF NEW .LERSEY

~ Trans leave from Chambl Station for Engewood.
Tenafy. Closter SpaTkiil and Nvack $50, 7:lu $50
$50 ant 1920 M ll5. $3.50. 400; 5:2o Gao. e3o,
1880 p. m. II midnight Sundays sl0. $50 and
p m. Fer Manuel spring Valley. Monsey and Talmans.
530 7l0. $3.50 M. 400. $50 p Q30 p. saturdays
only, SUNDAYS $50 a. IN. : D. m.
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THE U. S. AND BRAZIL MAIL SIS. CO.

American passenger line.
For 81. ThOma4 Barbados Para Maranham, PernamDuco
and o dc JInerO connecting for santos MonteviIeo
and intermediate ports southern Brazil
steamship FINANCE Wednesday June 10 at p M
From Newport News Va Saturday, June Is at y NJ .
PAUL f. GERHARD e co. Gen. Ag'ts. siBroad-st, n "
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T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlandt and Dee
brosses SITS rs follows;
a. IN. for Catasauqua and informed ate points.
for Geneva, Lyons Emira, Rochester, Buffalo and
the Wost and prsc local points Chair Wkesbare.
for TunXhannOck and intermediate points Chair cls
10 runkianuock. Connection 10 Reading and Harrisburg
$40 FOR Pittson and principal intermediate points
Chair Pittstou.
D. Copay aud intermediate points Connection
TO Reading aud Harrisburg Chair car TO Coplay.
for Geneva Lyons. Elmira hoches ter Buffalo aud
the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons
800 p m. fot Laurays aud !nterlaed ate points
Trains leaving az H. and 34O connect foR
ell points In Malanoy 9pd Hasleton coal regions.
SUNDAY TRAINS
for auch Chunk HazleOn and iGtorn edfate poiute
$40 y. M for COpay and intermediate points
for Geneva lyons ElmTa, Rochester Buffalo and
the West Pullman sleeper IN lyons
General Eastern Office 2Sj Broadway
GHORE LINE, all Rail Route, for Boston.
~ Newport ana the Fast Dav Express leaves Grand
trail station AT m. sunday Night Express IL
daily. Newport eNTress leaves daily except
sunday Palace ParOr Cars Sleeping Cars 20 destination.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

w For OF, TENSrOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAIL sIEAMEHS
GFRNANIC Cant Geaiell ..... We'd June !. l:30 p. IN
M pr RI 10 - Thursday June 2. $50 p
.ADRIATIC CAN'T rseil. Wednesday Juno = $50 AZ m
BRITANNIC Capt Perry " odnesday June TO- I. IN
Dock foot OF West lOtnst
RATES-Saoon $50 $50 and SOD Return tickets on
favorable Steerage Or 70 the Old Country so
second cabin Messengers carried these steamers rate
s35 excursion 500 For inspection OF plans or other IN
New.York '''' j. BRUCE ISMAY, Agent
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SGEClAlI NOIlkC.
- WHITE STAR LGNE.-The United states and Royal
Mail steamship Baltic sailing from New YORK, SATURDAY,
L. 80 VIII second cabin and steeraSe
ma whole OF the saloon accommodation
viii be- given np 10 seconi cabin passengers. Rate $50
seerage $40 For Inspection Of plans further Information
apply 10 the Companys Offices. II BrUlMAy
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-02

fhst M, blanchard had fareshadnved.
fheFe remained but the candidacy 81 Con
Nichols 10 fully vel ify bis disclosures Of
April q, 1888.
That bandidarv Was virtually made public
IN the 3D. of DHcpmbaT 1885, IN an afIi-
t1rinl in the Btton Rouge truth, from who'll
We extract the following:
sFrDm what we are led ta uuddrHiand, i4nn-
! HinhnllE, II lie believes the best interests OF
/ L0uiHiBua demand ii can be prevailed upon
1 to put aside personal interest, and III the true
spirit % patriotism, offer nus aervirss 70 the
/ nenIilA as their next Governor
Two months LITER on Feb, 8, 1887, came
4 She full confirmation Of The announcement Of
Gen. Nichols eandidacE. x o0ale through
me filstiafalelt0itig Of Coz. y. Al, tlonLINas-
WoRTl, ne g71gp TaYsf9sdt ana p0itinui Jg'if7id
/ or the Hon N q. BLANCHARD
Further, tie very active aIIupurt that hlf.
Blanchard han given TO the candidacy Of
Gen. Nichols lends additional confirmation
to the pguplieciea he made % nIg, ON the IA
Of April, 1885, a. | reoolecf them q tirs
moment.
Appraised, o. carly ns 86a, o. the desipnH
OF thsir unfelentiuR opp0pents. Gov. Nc
Emery and his supporters had No oiher alter
native left them than 10 meet the issue thus
forced upon them, and TO leave II 10 the
Democracy to decide whether they would
sanction such q vindiEtive warfare upon q
Democratic administration, which had
labofad earnestly for tine restoration Of her-
mony in the ranks Of the party and for the
mate8iRl progress OF the State, or whether
thsy would place the seBl ufatheIF condemn
eleetiHg d Governor aHsa He'd as Gov. Millinery
has been, for purposes that the people them.
LEON JhsTREfslrr.
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THE AFFRUnT 10 GOV. ElssnEsY.
Ills Reasons for Declining to Speak a
the Central Louisiana Fair.

Ills Reasons for Declining to Speak at
the Central Louisiana Fair.
BATeE RpUaE, Nov. l5--The following
letter has been prepared by Coy, McEneEg,
and sxpiains itEelfs
''BAToN ROUGE, La, Nov. Is. 1887.
ITO Col. D. F Boyd, Baton Rouge. La;
Dear sir-0n the It OF November re-
ceiYed through yOu yerhallyan invitation on
behalf Of the directors OF the Central lsOuisi-
aqG Fair Association, to deliver one q The
opening " the tGIr. This was a compliment
that ] appreciate ted, and one thai Is usually
awarded a the Executive Of the State at he
gapitnL / have performed this duty on sav-
aEal peeasi0na ct the City Of Baton Rouge, nj
tunes when the eltg has been visited by dis
tIugnislted percentages from abroad
u Roald ilaye afforded me pleasure on
the occasion OF the opening Of the fair u
welcome visitors TO the capital CITY and again
call theiF attention 10 its grand historical
aAseciatE9ns, lEs hellthful locality, its i'd
/ Yhnt9ges for notwithstanding interests ana
/ ltB unsurpassed advantages Tor 9 residence,
l on pfealtut Of & school aud college fhc!li-
4 ties and the refinement and culture OF its
4 eli4zena. But on my ret1fp here ] ind TINT
there has been some heslfaNeY on be BART II
tie supQertets Of Gen. Nichols to aid and
/ eEleoBfaBe the tglf, beeaust OF the fact thaq
! an lligitai3Qt had been attended to me 10 de-
! lYei tke address % NelCque. ala anxious
1 Tor the SUCCESS pt thefair. / desire to see q
| yast eoacoarae 81 citizens from oar State IN
attendance, and many from orr sister State
/ and want W see o display worthy Of the
erteEprise, energy and Intelligence Of the
pegpse 9f Baton h9nae 4 AMI, her fore not
willing To 8OMnythinE that would NftbhGlfi
iIpa fha fair one ot contribution 81 0le
4 effort that would make II sueeeaa rhare
Il arc on tfe IN Of the Objc0t8rs To ms &ppear-
e3lee ct the lair, ann glad y say, bat yery
teR On Baton hOuge's patriotic eitiaens, bni
the money contributions 81 these fsW Will
1 heil. Ahereiare / respectfully decline Il
/ det1EeF the addFess Of weleome on behalf 81
the State
! 'isinceEely shank Won for the compliment
I MaleE yQu haya rendered me- and ~ conclu.
1 sl1n lot me Say, in my pFlgate eapAcisy / Vii
Z % all ] ean TO ain aud assist id nasltlue TIN
fair what 1t Qnglii to be--a great suGcsaG.
4 Very Esspsetiailg. yours
Il IFS. u. Mf4ENRRy y
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Dstas for Selection 81 leeieEates d rlsrac
Parishes.

AaiIEg CiTg, Nor. l5.-The Democratic
Executive eomrliifse Of she parish met yea
tefdsy and ordered an elociien al delegates
= the state GongeiFti0u on the 26th Of this
month mass llsetilg for 4 similar par-
pos has besi, vailed in Washington parish
fqf tle kauH9 da5, sud ID 81 Belena parish 4
saasa Fsesfins Aas been saliad 5or Dec. Q.
Frlaaarles oFlered ~ 1aiagAtte Parish.
laFAs9gu NOV 4 81. 41 he Denoafatie Isss
eciftigs nlnIhitAee 81 tHss Farial met o4day
and ordeEed primaries fos Dee. II M the
clsetian. u aelegHfes X PARISH convention,
q be helti on Dec. M. aiie Trends 81 tten.
Nichols bad h&ed upon tho 21tb Instant
and tic tiHF tppuiuled = considered & gain
ioF tAesf qfpelefia The additional limo Is
e9asitieied % great lAif, rtlpne - ike cause
q good gOfallnfnt ~ conversions oeclr
daily from the lanlla u Gen. Nichols sap
fsaIt8Ta
Amand Democratic rally viii sale pisoe
u sals ptfisii' on asad5g next
4slilen VIII ee nldttssls Isl t3nis lilia. A
l5Eea4Ai ilQRe l'N. 1ifnpl4 and Qtilar dies
silaslisAad slfeaat@
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ELECTIONS
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a paoTEsT LIZ WoaKINaMeN.


fhe MeclAansca and G-aabereEA' Uni0n IisAse
astAnd "A Esrgard 20 tile Action uf the
Knlghts Of LaboF.
The executive MANAGEMENT Of The Me-
chAniea and LaboFsrs' puioa inst Thursday
to formally protest against the action Of Dis
trlet Assembly No. 102i knIgl,ts Of Labor IN
regard % tbs recent sugar strike.
Tbs Iploging preamble aud resolutions
were adopted unanimously.
MhQfena, We aee from tbs public press. that .
54shL ave- epla nAiing trala il4sfiet AFhe.lpls
Npy! ll parppning u speak for ne
tpR Dig agoaneiag elsssss of olly staks and citg
nlaiAilE an encouragement ani aAlgafion ~ tha
1ntafe 81 our Htase; therefore he
4 Belonging y tine diheesAt lfadeN aniais 81 ppf
staie aud elty e meet aud far ward tgir ltqtests
/ aud children. and 70 AL tae American w1fki,lF.
men e iisisA to iheIi- the e0oi ogf epRlisssra.
hoing NE irroeers. sotlilela and man iaet trsra
q goods qsea 1y the llsatess md i,s9li.e oais'
4 i9f nA4kipF q llglAg VIII he nnstfpytd Va tte
stale II when they gase bptr ~ whb.a theg
bis Es XII II sbia s elss III ss issst.
/ ah9nla 0e Carried sn tleisees
EieilH Louisiana, Rsk Though thisasoe iati9pi
\ sQr ppngfess Y ffliloYe is2e dRties on lFsii'
sFiiaAps aud Misunderstanding eias4ea nom ths
! atAses Thereby efleeleds fheleior6 bsn
IS Ell 3s esPs q sess ,sle 2 e
nan y uFeertsin from hsfa 81 Is II ihe o1ssii p
81 te Uniipd sta,aa d ifsa trade 8 .I.,iii ad ~
7 sfi thg 1slip ttutate lfestsFs Of ihe asutl4 rhd
70 is aisasss liz M ~ 81 ', n, ~ "
~ knikhispf Laaof
hseNecntisa Encouragement Rss camplated
toAitMs, AfAlsNAAt pEesiaeaf; 3
j q mealiie, hernlah Ngias. y. M CfnE iosa
NAse, Htaye logd.
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10 q pile, they won'i fill 3 match box
nor onlweigh q soap balloon. Cheek
and$spank aud 'baekstalk may do for
4l,a aifeas sinp End the sawdugt side
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16
CRY NEWS CONDENSED.

C. H. Morris OF Grand Rapids was in
town yesterday.
Mrs Chas Hacklsy has gone 10 Detroit
70 visit friends.
Thomas Ii. Shevlin, OF Minneapolis, is
ia this city visiting old friends.
Hon. Levi Bsardsley, Deputy Collector of
Customs, has received orders TO close this
port officially December 20.
The next term OF the Misses Gage and
Benedict's dancin. school will Uegln to-
morrow afternoon ~ Z O'Clock.
Charles o. smedley' Esq, OF the firm OF
Smedley & Irwin, Attorneys, OF Grand
Rapids, was in town yesterday On business.
Deputy Marshal J. r. Coyey received 500
Yesterday as The reward offered Tor the
escaped prisoner, Timothy Collins. by tue
authorities OF the Ionia prison.
The Ladies Society Of the Baptist church
will give an oyster supper this evening, al
6 O'Clock. Ali those VINO are iond OF Oys-
sters are requested to be present.
Jim Robinson, Bib Bertrand, Shelf Nc
Laughhn. Irve Truesdell and other LEGAL
sports lett yesterday afternoon for Grand
Rapids 10 see the fell-N Nolan mill
A good sized audience assembled at the
Clay Avenue Armory TO ses and hear the
"Children's Crusade, given under the au-
spices of the Young Peoples association OF
tne 81. T.. church.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Michigan Passengers Association was held
in ths pariors OF The Occidental Hotel yes-
lerday. They will hold their next meeting
in the Wayne Hotel, Detroit.
The examination of William Flynn,
charged with grand larceny, pending before
Justice Ryan, was continued until this al
ternoOn NJ o'clock. Flynn is charged With
stealing 500 III money from Joseph Leonard
at North Muskegon, on December 3, 1887.
When arrested ne had in his POSSESSION
one hundred and forty odd collars, which
be claims he can salts aotoriiy account for.
Prosecuting Attorney James g. Mclaughlin
appears Tor The people. ana LeLoDg d
ID Hara for the respondent
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16
sss ssSs se6 saks Hesa ses ssAe, tks sec
eszsA inssssxs-saz sns F0aHs . ess<

sss ssss s11 t1ke eSa see 49,, tes s<s-
e1zs' k1sSssxs-s1z sns Fo1Ht . ess<.
And 9ns foazd =. - sgltoaAs, a. reaa1s'
s&gn1s ths sssrs Feselsive tsas0Ess ef t1e
IsteF onss. ~ssn he Es4i @Panissmsef De
giss. ssd aaEisfioa ssd dlsE szEsneaE sst
~ After al. Il is noE 91iiks bGll nshs
OF = dez z-steA CT a e2ieksn nslss Only
Rlozs n1m4B and intslhseat sad 'scl-zl-
tizs, sAa. Consequently. usEs s1lnsEeE
snd exciting. Il i ghs sIelssEosnt tazt pro
sGset. pes spstustss sss IN part Ieesesss tas
taIak. Is E4sa ss1eg ls. A pfizs cxhtsr
Fs2i.y lkss t1is sort of tElnk. II a nls ilis,
his w0F;s. Eis chosen spherss AID s2ccess
Ihsss1R ~ kim Is al there - 9l fsaas or
Eden sllss. ~ Tie .se2s II al human hap
Diasss-" LAks lie L9s1s e.ssr be 0aly <sxs
- be rot interlsrsd sith- ~Let Us zlons.
cry out tie prize lighters 20 Sociesy ~foa
have your chosen haants. pleasures and
com pAnioas-B0t always OF the hest. We
ssvs oaxs--p<rhzps Ibsy also may not &c
tae beat, bit her are what We eho9sc. Let
as slene.'' Correct The prize nghts
shoald be regulated. Othsrwise they should
be lsS alaAs. For - intermeddls too lar
simply means 10 make them sscrer. and -
make anything sscrst means 10 make any
fhlns exclusive sad whatever may De
ca ed exclusive hss for every oas sn extra
fascination, z1d becomes really mors COM
mon and more popular than II "ss osfors
tie inlermeddiing.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16
EOl. Reflt--H0ftscs.

NOR RENT-DEsIRABLE ROOM FOR TWO
r gentlemen, VITA board. ST SO Bostwick-st. si6tf
IIOR RENT - MODERN FURNISHED HOUSE
on South DyiSion-st.. antique oak furniture
BRUSSELS carFes and oil ready 70 20 TO house
keeping. Enquire over 50 :. Division Si7
sI Ill RENT TO RIGHT PARTY, A SMALL,
w well-fur. i'hed house. good 10 alton, 10
minutes walk from Post once; tent reasonable.
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NOR RENT = TENEMENT OF SEVEN
Il rooms in the new Palstire Block, cor. OF
Court aud Allen streets, with ell conveniences
including the patent Aldlno heating crate. As)
one of four rooms, No. 2o2 Siraight-st, second
I,oR RENr-A HOUSE. NEARLY NEW, WITH
all mode Improvements, good style house,
c0nvuniently located OF street car line Apply 70
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Miscellaneous.

NlTANTEO-ALL LADIES WISHING GOOD
w cooks or general servants 70 leave their
o GERS At Lsd es PSrlOrs. as We have lots Of good
girls now. Room B. fieiye block. $40
INAETED-BLACKsNl ID RUY A BLACK
W smith and WAGON shop. The best stand in
NichieNo for taaf kind % wOrk Terms easy, or
viii trade fuf Sity property. Csll OF address,
Charles Wells. Beriu. Ottawa Co, Mich SSl
4 IFE siz8 POKTRA 1s-iF PASTEL WATER
l. coIors and cTsyon, efegs atly frsce ia Oron1e
or gil. Games for $40 sl2 shd SIS. former price,
-, so ana So. Hamilton Art Gallery, ~
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llrASTED-EyFRY PARENT TO KNOW
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devote SATURDAY oEieay b. he cbiid en- making
& CAidreus Gzv. and Wil eulnbiue lowest
Prices " n Highest crades Of crS Only one
fght of stairs ~ - Canal -. Satisfaction guar
suiee1 as
WANTED - EVERYBODY TO CALL AND
" examine my lie re lromi3e work. Sbs0-
in'eiy thr Hncsi vl * of he kind Gone IN the
city and 81 he lowest prices. A. A. Barr, y
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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16

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The steamboat, the reaper, the sewing ma
chine,
Cars running by night and By day,
Houses lighted by gas and heated by steam,
And bright electrioity's ray.
The teleyraph's click speeds like lightning
released,
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fort, and enables the relieved sufferer to
njoy all the blessings and luxuries of the
age we live In.